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marrying b. PROXY - perfectly safis-
fsst0ry - NnA Van Landt, Vay
shoal.in't waiting By proxy Dc equally
so9 Thsrs - = din, dark suspicioa that
Ma . n0t cOnsszient.
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The Nsw York Saa sings ths sad song
of ths Democratic party when Il walls,
-Alas that muxwumpa .Dd c0lored msn
get 80 mach more executive recognition
than Democrats aud thsir principles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10

The Cb,caao Nss-s Ersre'Y announces
that a cave fail of erysfEls has been dug
up ia ne ofzsn u0ant'nns q NeT
Nexico. sad e t0 be AIKEN 81 Loasinu frr
exhibifion. Amsrlcln enterprise ls =
god thinx bnt taare is s1eh a ihins
a. going too fsr ssd e strikes
us she s1nit hss teen pass@i - this case.
IL sh0w1sn ara Allowed g. taks oae cave
~hst sxsuse caD there ~ - prevent t1eir
taking auctber II fheY may take =
New Mex'can es-e rhy uot Asmmotb
gara9 And if Mamr1ofh Cave wby not
our natural ~sa wells AMI Niasars Fs :
ard Ben. psrAes' Poors. sd Al the rest
~ sar great usnrsi vcatsss. We pro-
49, arsinst ~ush an ~@uterag ~eiT>
- Lszns sssst - >sppsa n ~ se<>
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Ihs GsnsFal Dsdcisacy bil may Go
flsd s~ay - -lost b. ths iazl1sas q Con
ar-~aS
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10

Talk sbout Ons-man poaog. CHAELs -
r. CAAF alone decided ths question q
fusion 0stEsen Democrats and Green
backsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10

Dr. MoCLxss hagiag been 0i-aset By
shs Pops there Is hops fos HzsEr
0zOaoA
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10

II 4ANFfD-fAIIE6k NAEEE CA1L At
w laa4set ElDcEAuisif 11se Il h . 4Ah
Afi4t& slf
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Fi.ee.1k e. l.ef oaN ssssaltsssl iafs,efisls lfCt
tllistel olsseiug CO. kaa ssEpsss. As1A b.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10

Plymouth Church was smnsatiy
hKSEY WARD BEECaEgs church
BxEcHEs himself was the ceutripets a.
fores N The church. No other man can
supply the force necessary 10 maintain
sntirs cOhsrsuce ia the society. Ply
mouth Church win IN soms degree pass
away with BExCuEk
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-10

The rzssAH-H sRAtD. sfter ihe al
iournment ~ ne Democratic snd oreen e
bsck Conventions lsss wsek. cs.isd at
tentiou ~ tha tsct ihst ths trst thing to
% in lhs effort to asfeci iusi0u wss io
fnd cut w6ether CEssIss 81 Cssr
would step out - tbs vsys Instead al
doirx 81 the souil be fassonisis isft that
importauf inquiry uniz he lEst da7 n
tha afternoon. snd bad AT tbeir p.ses
knocked ovsr BY che w3ri fron CtnF
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With -four Og i've tickets 10 ths Geld
and nultifarions batch OF amendments
to vote upoa the apprOaehing SprIng
slsction promises 70 require considerable
careful consideration and acute discrini-
nation on the part Of tts honest iade-
pendent voter 20 snsbls him 10 make up
his collection of ballots.
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@sDV heuse Niih rom d. faed aDnflfiof sDd
stieei efaaee. J. s. fnefio. isosetit tioek opgos
ts0e sAlst-a IoI IN 1GLfDo or -AkB oNF
1 il Ifert. Moi. ~ aoUlo efensags So F5oss-
cry bfre wpai1 trace iar Aorsa hafr,es sta
- peer ire srisne nl1 streci car. tue essi ~
tsE 81 Hiil o. roe ~ sfn rufch tsens who
s.,sRe y, Y t.4ia 30 !. .esksn. rss.eeo,e -
hos 2ts 40 Neruga ~ "a
nor fbLE OK THAnF fck fAkN on CITY
4 prcTerg. resrf neH boss "a thrir.he
u4tff'n iewa 4ofo reasons gires fus ssliuE,
Azores %. lit 1if.Ia- t1t
TsoR hkfg 8nreH FNn J6f. FfyEN
] ieons iH tsuse D. b.sist esi street Graded.
fo1a vai undef isofsf EeJ3 lircfn D. - s. 80,
ionr o I've hundred oosn a. /. Dssi2 - D@alsisi.
TKAMs POI sAIE ~ hXlHANGf FDk
4 cfg property tN strr~ ir esfsde 81 scrss
in Icff'L arc 81 ftrff il scion kfrf efHl1fy.
hisn. ; go rrfse tf D. COT Ntsare c1aDtTs tis9.
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TIE dsagrssmsnt o, the jury in tue
TomPKiSs-R REEvEs case last night Vas a
matter of some surprise. But different
men look a danages N breach -
promise 10 marry IN different ways. The
result Of tie iury's deiibsratioa shows.
however. thai Attorney RskvRs narrowly
escaped losing q isrzs shes o, his golden
caks
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The Nsw York Saa sings ths sad song
of ths Democratic party when Il walls,
-Alas that mnxwnmpa .Dd e0iored men
get 80 mach more executive recognition
than Democrats and thslr principles.
MEs. LCc1 -FoSz writes 10 know
vhsshsr The IELEGEsN-HEsAlD vii
print womAns suffrage column. a
thsrs are nov very numerous number
of columns devoted 70 suffering wOnsn
Ne DO not see The necessity OF creating
spsoial department 81 that kiud.
New York Womans Saffrags Assocla-
sson, describes 8lrs. DRusz a. "a msrsyr
10 eur cause Surely this csnEot % the
sentiment q many frisnls u tie moFs-
msna A cause that depended il any
manner upon murslsress woald be
poor one.
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BxEcHxE himself Was the ceutripeta a.
force .n shs church. No other nan can
supply the force necessary b maintain
sntrs cOhsrsuce ia The society. Ply
mouth Church win ia sous degree pass
away with BzzcaER.
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slsction promises 70 require considerable
careful consideration and acute discrirai-
nation on The part OF tbs honest iade-
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his collection Of ballots.
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ESCAPED losing q sarzs slice % his golden
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Fillers for Revolds Flexible Covers at 5c
each for small size. lUc, four for PC for me
dunn size lOc, three Tor 25c for large size, al
+. b. Ninegsrs
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Every poor man snd every man Of
moderate means should. bout fsil,
vote st the coming election for the
amendment proposing 60 give better
compeosstson 60 snu1s ~ the S.ats
officers ~ long as toe salaries remsin
Al the present niEgsrtly i<urss no poor
man Who Is qaahlied to ali 0os u these
ofiraa can affnr.l tn.taks A
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The Toronto Hn1 is honest suouxh e.
confess thar the Csusi'sn Miaistss ~
Justice doesn't know everything li SAYS
Minister faompsoo - asp'sndid a 'awyeT.
bat WHEN ha reioicss that retaliation
would iriure The Americans more tasn q
would iniure us. sni tbst i would BE- a
1rernendous thing FOR the iuteEealcniai
md for cur Two seaports. it = evident he
has not paid much sfien,ion 70 The trsde
snd navigation returns.
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2-6rsnd Mstinecs Wednesday End 5atarosf-z
Tricss OF Admissinn 1sC- Sc
Fflces Cf kstioces-G5c. &c, lAc.
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Thiaxs are = booming way down la
Tennessee" Tie Chsttmvcga TiBses
has 80 many Advertisements tha, ii sB-
noances display cards cannot appear
unbl the second day after rscsipt os
copy. The Tiaies claims % have the
best appointed printing eiice u he
South. and yet it = 80 losdsd with busi
uess srd IS pages sverf dsy .hai ia s,a'I
- worn ont
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You cannot afford to waste time In
experimenting when your lungs are III
danger Consumption always seems at
first, only cold. Do not permit any
dealer TO impose upon you with some
cheap imitation of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, but be sure you get the gen
uine. Because he can make more pro-
fit he may tell you he has something
just as good, or just the same. Don't
be deceived, but insist upon getting DR..
Kings New Discovery, which is guar
anteed to give relief in all Throat, Lung
and Chest affections. Trial bottles free
at e. q. Williams, Jr., q. Bros. Drug
Store. Large Bottles 81.
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That's ENOUGH for Me.

A child who had mother asked
of one who had none:
"What do youdo without mother
totell all your troubles to?n
"Mothcr told me to whom to go
before she died. answered the little
orphan. II 90 to the Lord Jusus;
he was my mothers friend and he is
mine"
Jesus Christ 10 in the sky. He
is away off, and he has great many
things to attend to in heaven. 1t is
not likely that he can stop to mind
you"
III don't know anything about
that replied the orphan. "All I
know is, he says he will, and that's
enough for me"
What beautiful answer that =e
And what is enough for q chill
enough for us ALL
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How Do You Keep Your Room.
THE END.

A look into the chamber Of boy
or girl will give one an idea what
kind Of man or woman he or she
will probably become. A boy who
keeps his clothes hung up neatly, or
girl whose room is clean always,
will be apt to make successful man
or woman. Order and neatness are
essential to our comfort as well as to
that of others about us. A boy who
throws down his cap or boots any
where will never keep his accounts in
shape, will do things in slovenly,
careless way, and not be long wanted
in any position. A girl who does not
make her bed till after dinner-and
she should always make it herself,
rather than to have servant to do
it--and throws her dress or bonnet
down in a chair, will make a poor
wife in nine cases out of ten. If the
world could see how girl keeps her
dressing room, some unhappy marri-
ages would be saved
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A Cur or COLD WATER.
Matthew X. AZ.

The Lord Of the harvest WALKED forth one
day.
Where the fields were white with ripen-
ing wheat,
Where those He had sent In the early
morn
Were reaping the grain in the MONDAY
heat.
He had chosen place for each faithful
And hidden them work till the day was
done.
Apart from the others, with troubled voice,
Spoke one who had gathered no golden
grain
.The Master has given no work to me,
Aud my coming hither has been in vain;
The reapers with gladness and song will
come,
But no sheayes will be mine in the har-
vest home"
He heard the complaint, and he called her
name
aDear child, why standest thou idle here ?
Go till thy cup from the hillside stream,
And bring to those who art toiling near
| will bless thy labor, and IL shall be
kept in remembrance as done for Me-
Twas a little service, but grateful heart,
Thanked God for the water so cold and
and heat
Went forth with new strength to the
work so dear;
And many a weary soul looked up,
Revived and cheered by the little cup.
Dear Lord, have looked with an envious
heart
On those who were reaping the golden
grain;
i have thought in Thy work ! had no part,
And mourned that my life was lived IN
vain
But Thy hast opened my eyes to see
That Thy hast some little work Tor me.
If onlythis labor of love be mine
To gladden. the heart Of some toiiing
saint,
To Whisper some words that shall cheer the
weak,
Do something to comfort the worn and
faint
Though small be the service, | Will not
grleve,
Content just cup Of cold water to give.
And when the Lord of the harvest shall
come.
And The laborers home from the field
shall call,
He will not look for my gathered sheaves.
But His loving words on my ear shall
fall
.srhou givest a cup of cold water to Me,
A Heavenly home thy reward shall be.
The Christian Gfpef.
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TO CONSUMPTIYES.

The undersigned having been re-
stored 10 health by simple means, after
suffering for several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption, is anxious to make
Known to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure. To those who desireit, he will
cheerfully send free OF CHARGE a copy
of the prescription used, which they
willfind a sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis and
all throat and lung hfaladies. He
hopes all sufferers viii try his Remedy,
as it is invaluable. Those desiring the
prescription, which viii cost them moth
ing, and may prove a blessing, will
please address. REV. EowARB Al. W.T.
SON, Williamsburg, hings County.
New York.
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NOTE BY GEORGE CURTIS. ESQ.


The MS. of this history, addressed to me in
the handwriting of my dear brother, Henry
Curtis, whom we had given up for dead, and
bearing the Alden postmark, reached me In
safety on December 90, 49,, or little more
than two years after it left his hands in the
far center of Africa, and l hasten to give the
astonishing story it contains to the world
Speaking for myself, have read 1t with very
mixed feelings for though 1t is great relief
TO know that he and Good are alive and
strangely prosperous, cannot but feel that
for me and for all their friends they might
as well be dead since we can never hope 10
see them more.
They have cut themselves off from cid
England and from their homes and their re-
lations forever, and perhaps, under tue cir
cumstances, they were right and wise to
do so.
How the MS came to be posted have been
quite unable TO discover; bus presume, from
the fact of its being posted at all, that the
little Frenchman, Alphonse, accomplished his
hazardous journey in safety | have, how
ever, advertised for him and caused various
inquiries to be made in Marseiles and else
where with view OF discovering his where
abouts, but so far without the slightest sue
cess. Possibly he is dead and the packet was
posted by another hand, or possibly he is now
happily welded to his Annette but still fears
the vengeance of the law and prefers to re-
main incognito. l cannot say. / have not
yet abandoned my hopes Of finding him, but
am bound to say that they grow fainter day
by day, and one great obstacle to my search
is that nowhere in the whole history does Mr..
Quatermain mention his surname. He is al
ways spoken of as "Alphonse," and there are
SO many Alphonsesl The letters which my
brother Henry says he is sending with the
packet of manuscript have never arrived. so
presume that they are lost or destroyed.
GEORGE CURTIS.
THE END.
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American Girls and Women-A few OF
the Causes Leading to Premature Old
Age.

American Girls and Women-A few of
the Causes Leading to Premature Old
Age.
Here are few sensible reflections
upon the physical condition of Amer
can women we'll worth reading The
want of physical exercise by Ameri-
can girls while growing up is one
cause of their premature old age.
Much of the insanity that affects our
land is attributed by physicians to
want of bodily outdoor exercise IN
childhood and the precocious devel-
opment of mind. The indoor labor
performed by many American women
is astonishing. What affects the
body influences the mind. When
one is worn and irritated it acts on
the other. English women usually
have better servants and more OF
them. They are thoroughly trained
for the special departments of house
and kitchen work. English women
walk and ride more, marry later, and
have by nature better constitutions.
American women marry too early
and live too secluded. Many are
scarcely out of school before they
have settled down as wives and
housekeepers. The cares OF fami-
ly are devolving upon them before
they have the strength and nerve to
perform them. One reason that our
female ancestors lasted longer and
had better health was that their
minds were not 50 much taxed nor
the nerves so high strung Most
A merican men are so absorbed IN
business they have not time to re-
lieye their wives at all Of domestic
cares, and fail to give them encour-
agement and friendly advice The
want Of congeniality III the DISPOSE
tions Of husbands and WINS, and the
customs Of social life, often produce
discord in the home circle that s
detrimental to health. With the an
clients physical culture first received
attention, then moral, Thea mental.
The American girls have a iairer,
fresher appearance from sixteen to
eighteen years ofage than foreigners.
but fade earlier. Women know not
enough Of the laws that govern
health and of the diseases incident to
their sex and children. How often
do we see peevishness manifested by
a sickly wife or mother who, by a
knowledge Of the laws of health and
strict observance Of them, might be
strong and healthy and fitted for her
responsible and arduous duties.
Some one has said "He who is not
q physician at thirty is fool--ac-
quainted with his own moral consti-
tutlon-its diseases, its remedies, it's
conduct.-Phaladelphla Press.
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SPEEDY.

Miss Burlington (who has been
poppep at)-I'm very sorry, MIR.
Welde, but, much as | like and es-
teen you as a true friend, | must
not, cannot, will not, shall not CON
sent TO be more to you. | regret to
put it 50 strongly, but | want you to
understand me.
Mr.. Welde (deiectedly)-What a
magnificent yacht you'd make, Miss
Eleanor!
Miss Bufilngton-I a yacht =?
Mr.. Welde-Yes; you've just
spun off four "notsn in two seconds,
you know.
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shadow or tne cross OF christ lying on rss
golden dome OF the Flower temple; or, IL
do not, that nay successors may.
There is one more thing that intend to de
vote myself To, and that is the total exclusion
of all foreigners from Zu-vendis Not, In.
deed, that amy more are ever likely to gel
here; but IL they do, warn them fairly that
they will be shown the shortest way out OF
the country. l do not say this from any
sense Of inhospitaiity, but because am con-
WINGED of the sacred duty that rests upon me
OF preserving to this, on the whole, upright
and generous hearted people the blessings OF
comparative barbarism. Where would all
my brave srmy be If some enterprising rascal
were TO attack us with field guns and Martini-
Henrysi cannot see that gunpowder, tele-
graphs. steam, daily newspapers, universal
suffrage, etc have made mankind one whit
the happier than they used to be, and / am
certain that they have brought many evils in
their train. | have no fancy for handing
over this beautiful country TO be torn and
fought for by SPECTATORS, tourists, politicians
and teachers whose voice is as the voice OF
Babel, just as those horrible creatures in the
valley OF the underground river tore and
fought for the body of the swan; nor will
endow it with the greed, drunkenness, new
Diseases gunpowder and general demoraliza-
ton which chiefly mark the progress of civil
ization among unsophsticated peoples. II in
due course it pleases Providence to throw Zu-
Vendis open TO the world. that is another
matter. but Of myself will not take the re-
sponsibility, and may add that Good en-
tirely approves of my decision. Farewell.
December 15 49,. HENRY CURTIS.
p. ST. quite forgot to say that about nina
months ago Nyleptha twho is very WELL and,
in my eyes at any rate, more beautiful than
ever) presented me with a son and heir. He
is a regular curly haired, blue eyed young
Englishman IN looks, and though he Is des-
tined, IL he lives, to inherit the throne of Zu-
Vondis, hope may be able to bring him up
to become what an English gentleman should
be- and generally is--which is to my mind
even prouder and a finer thing than being
born heir apparent to tho great house Of tho
Stairway, and, indeed, tho highest rank that
"a man can reach upon this earth. II. C.
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Eucklens Arnica SaIve.

THE RssT SALvE IN the volt nr ats
Yrulses, Sores. Ucsr, eal 8ft"du r~s,r
Sores Tester, Chapped Ha d.. cbiiolaias,
Corn. "a 4 all skin tsglpn ons .,eo ,-s iy-
IL cure. Piles, ~ no rAy r'q drsi y -
gaaravte~d % give p1r'-c' ,u' 'neap. or
money refunded Price AZ c'n's Prr tux
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Mexican War Veteran.

The wonderful efficacy of swiss's Specific az q
remedy and cure for rheumatism and all blood dis
eases. has had more conspicuous illustration
than this case affords Tho candid, unsolicited and
emphatic testimony given by tic venerable gentle
must be accepted Us convincing and conclusive.
The writer Is prominent citizen Of Mississippi The
gentleman TO whom Mr. Martha refers, and 70 whom
10 Is indebted for the advice to which he owes his
final relief from years of suffering, Is Mr. King. for
many years the popular night clerk of the Lawrence
House, at Jackson
JACKSON, 1tiss.. Aps.l 60. 1851.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC ConrANY, Atlanta, Ga.
Gcntiemen-I have been m invalid ponaionor for
forty years, having contracted pulmonary and other
diseases in the Mexican War; but rot till tho LIST Of
March, 1875. did feel any symptoms OF rheumatism
On that day was suddenly stricken with that dis
ease In both hips and ansles. For twenty days I
walked crutchos. Then tae pain was less Violent
but Il shifted from joint 70 Joint For weeks would
the other. The pain nevtr ieit me a moment for
1875, when was first attacked, . october !, 1886.
when was cured. Dngi4s tLe&e esgen years Of In
from various physieiaae, ara trea everything sup
gested BY friends bus q ! ever received the len
ternalIy, am not aware a ie finally, about
Hot Springs Of Arkansus. Having spaired Of eve
other remedy, when Iaccdentaiig met an Old q
quaintance. Mr.. King. now uf the Lawrence Houa
OF this city. He had once been great sufferer ffoi
rheumatism ,aandsas supgo.ee hsd been curs
told me that his visit to tic Hot spres was in vain
he sea oq FOR 9 t fel s 9 no u dmey
for rheumatism Ee tried II and ~ Aetties made u
complete cure. Several Cd s hAs .aAsed SAGE, but
he has had no return Of tasudsfaft
Immediately returned % ~ ~. IN septemberI
took four bottles, and by the flatE ct OCTOBER was
weli-as far as the rneumQtiem was concerned. All
pain had dlsappenred. end HAZE Aor rslr rwINoE
or IT SINCE.
Ihave interest In making this statement other
than the hope thar II direct other sufferer
sure source OF relief. and IS it has this result
am well rewarded FIR my trnubie. / a,n very re-
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CHAPTER XIV.
BY ANOTHER HAND.

A year has elapsed ance our most dear
friend Allan Quatermain wrote the words ~
have spoken" at the end of his record Of ocr
adventures Nor should ! have ventured TO
make any additions to that record had it not
J appeued that hy most strange accident q
lanre has arisen o. its b 0.r conveyed TO